Sep 07, 2016 10:21 AM EDT By Vinay Patel, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Pokemon Company made quite a few announcements recently unveiling an array of new creatures, characters, features and more for the upcoming role-playing games in the Pokemon series, "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon."

A couple of brand new trailers for "Pokemon Sun and Moon" surfaced online recently - one for Japanese viewers and the other for English-speaking audiences.

Amid a slew of new features showed off between the two trailers, there were humans and never-before-seen Pokemon; in fact, it won't be surprising if one of them even turn out to be something else. The new Pokemon include Null, Jangmo-o, and the Alola version of Raticate, GameSpot reported.

Here's the bizarre addition to "Pokemon Sun and Moon's" cast.

Type: Null

Null is a "synthetic Pokemon" and first ever monster to boast punctuation in its name. This Pokemon is quite mysterious by design. Composed of various parts, Type: Null was created to defeat even the strongest mythological creatures. Even the normal type is an intimidating 6-foot-3, Polygon reported.

Jangmo-o

Jangmo-o keeps training along with its fellow miniature dragon-types in a bid to defeat all its adversaries. Jangmo-o is quite popular among trainers.

Alolan Raticate

Its no secret that Rattata was slated to get a new look in Alola; however, we would have never expected it to be so brawny. Just like the Raticate of Kanto, the Alolan Raticate is a destructive grimace. Apparently, Alola's Raticate sits at home and eat all day while the Rattata, on the other hand, goes out to get food for them.

UB-01

UB-01 seems to be the first of what looks like a long line of Ultra Beasts. These are extremely strong creatures that have baffled Alolan researchers. The question is, are they Pokemon? If not, then what exactly are they?

If rumors doing rounds are anything to go by, the UB-01 poses a threat not only to other pocket monsters, but also to their trainers. Nevertheless, they are quite delicate being as their body is made of glass and their movement is said to resemble those of a little girl. UB-01 changes shape regularly.

The Aether Foundation

The Aether Foundation is a team that's trying to understand the Ultra Beasts. They have their own manmade island called Aether Paradise, where they reside. The Aether Paradise is home not only to researchers trying to understand the Ultra Beasts, but also to refugee Pokemon.

"Pokemon Sun and Moon" is slated to hit the store shelves on November 18 for the Nintendo 3DS.

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